The glasses do need to pair to a smartphone to work, and Halliday has a well-designed app for iPhones and Android devices. Once paired, the glasses will use your smartphone's data. You control the ...

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At last year's Augmented World Expo conference ... character's face and move it around the screen just by waving my hand and pinching my fingers. Halliday's smart glasses, which were also unveiled ...

Equipped with a camera, the glasses can record videos and take pictures using just voice prompts. Along with that, you can ask Meta AI questions about the world around you using the glasses’ camera.

via depth sensors that provide a greater look at the world around you. Apple Glasses may also be able to track your finger and hand movements more accurately thanks to some smart rings Apple has ...

It’s the second day of CES, and I’m waiting in a line to see my 10th pair of smart glasses ... never know the Nuance Audio glasses can alter how you hear the world — and that’s precisely ...

And out of the many we smart glasses we tried at the world’s biggest tech convention ... and I’ll say that they show potential but are also rough around the edges at this early stage.

I've always loved the idea of walking around ... smart glasses that let me sit back and stare at a huge simulated screen and avoid eye contact, but it's clear to me that we're closer than ever to ...

While Virtual Reality (VR) headsets immerse you in virtual environments, AR and MR glasses offer a more comfortable alternative that lets you stay connected to the world around you. These ...

There's momentum building behind smart ... Halliday Glasses are the latest pair to arrive, launching at CES 2025 (and yes, the company is named after the inventor of the virtual world in Ready ...

Our world crashed around ... happening in the wider industry around compact form factors, which remains one of the biggest hurdles to adoption of smart glasses. We’ve all seen the success ...